Bad breath occurs when ' 'bacteria that produce unpleasant smelling sulphur ' 'compounds multiply in the oral flora. OraLactin ' 'supports the regeneration of the natural oral flora and ' 'can therefore also reduce bad breath.
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Expert tip
\n'
' Diseases of the digestive tract (oesophagus, '
'stomach, intestines), infections such as Helicobacter '
'pylori, diabetes mellitus or poisoning (phosphorus, '
'arsenic, selenium) are only the cause of unpleasant bad '
'breath in a few exceptional cases.
Bad breath is the umbrella term for various forms of ' 'unpleasant smelling breath. Eating certain foods such ' 'as onions or garlic, stimulants such as tobacco or ' 'alcohol or an empty stomach can cause short-term bad ' 'breath.
\n' 'There are two forms of persistent bad ' 'breath:
\n' 'Expert tip
\n'
' Bad breath is not a disease, but in the long term '
'it is often a sign of poor oral hygiene or a '
'concomitant symptom of systemic diseases. Older people '
'are affected more often than younger people, men more '
'often than women.
The most important thing you can do to prevent bad ' 'breath is to carefully clean your teeth and tongue ' 'every day, ideally in conjunction with a twice-daily ' 'mouthwash. In addition, foods that directly cause bad ' 'breath, such as garlic, onions or cabbage, should be ' 'avoided - at least when it comes down to it. Alcohol, ' 'coffee and nicotine should also be reconsidered and ' 'consumed in moderation.
\n' 'Expert tip
\n'
' Brush your teeth twice a day!
\n'
' The most effective way to clean your teeth (and '
'tongue) is with a medium-hard toothbrush (e.g. ApaCare '
'Sonic) in combination with a fluoride toothpaste. The '
'interdental spaces in particular should be carefully '
'cleaned once a day using interdental brushes or dental '
'floss. Toothpastes with medical hydroxyapatite such as '
'ApaCare also reduce the build-up of plaque on the tooth '
'surfaces, which has an additional positive effect. '
'
In well over 90 % of all cases, it is a so-called ' 'foetor ex ore. It is not "the stomach" that is ' 'responsible, but bacterial putrefaction processes in ' 'the mouth (especially the base of the tongue, ' 'interdental spaces, dentures) or in the nasopharynx ' '(especially tonsillitis, tonsil stones).
\n' 'Expert tip
\n'
' Co-factors such as stress or an unbalanced diet or '
'dry mouth can promote bad breath.
Some people perceive bad breath in themselves, ' 'although objectively there is no bad breath ' '(halitophobia). This can trigger anxiety and even lead ' 'to obsessive thoughts or actions.
\n' 'Expert tip
\n'
' Bad breath can be measured. The most accurate way '
'is to have your breath analysed by gas chromatography, '
'for example at the dentist. Simply speak to your '
'dentist at your next visit. That way you can be '
'absolutely sure!
The causes of foul odours are sulphur compounds, ' 'biogenic amines, ketones or short-chain carboxylic ' 'acids, which are produced by the bacterial ' 'decomposition of organic substances from food or ' 'detached mucous membrane cells in bacterial ' 'coatings.
\n' 'The oral cavity and pharynx offer ideal conditions ' 'for this with the many niches and roughnesses on the ' 'teeth, tongue and tonsils.
\n' 'Expert tip
\n'
' Bacterial plaque on the back of the tongue, in '
'interdental spaces and inadequate dentures are the most '
'common causes of unpleasant bad breath (foetor ex ore). '
'
The basis of any treatment is a careful diagnosis by ' 'the dentist and/or doctor in order to identify the ' 'triggering factors. If there is an underlying systemic ' 'general disease, this must be treated causally. ' 'However, dental restoration, gum or periodontitis ' 'treatment or professional tooth and, above all, tongue ' 'cleaning is often necessary.
\n' 'If medication is one of the causes, it is important ' 'to check whether it can be changed. In children and ' 'adolescents, the question of a "tonsillectomy" often ' 'arises, which must be discussed with the ear, nose and ' 'throat specialist.
\n' 'Expert tip
\n'
' Effective treatment of bad breath raises the '
'self-esteem of those affected and improves their '
'quality of life in the long term.
The back third of the tongue in particular is an ' 'ideal habitat for odour-causing bacterial plaque and ' 'should be brushed daily. This can be done with a ' 'conventional toothbrush or with special tongue ' 'scrapers.
\n' 'Expert tip
\n'
' Apply gentle pressure from back to front: stick out '
'your tongue and gently hold the tip of your tongue with '
'your thumb and index finger. With the other hand, move '
'the toothbrush or tongue cleaner from far back to the '
'front several times with gentle pressure. Clean the '
'brush/cleaner in between.
Bad breath occurs when ' 'bacteria that produce unpleasant smelling sulphur ' 'compounds multiply in the oral flora. OraLactin ' 'supports the regeneration of the natural oral flora and ' 'can therefore also reduce bad breath.
\n' 'Bad breath occurs when ' 'bacteria that produce unpleasant smelling sulphur ' 'compounds multiply in the oral flora. OraLactin ' 'supports the regeneration of the natural oral flora and ' 'can therefore also reduce bad breath.
\n' 'Bad breath occurs when ' 'bacteria that produce unpleasant smelling sulphur ' 'compounds multiply in the oral flora. OraLactin ' 'supports the regeneration of the natural oral flora and ' 'can therefore also reduce bad breath.
\n' 'Healthy oral flora cannot be taken for granted. To a ' 'certain extent it is genetically predetermined, but ' 'mainly it follows the living conditions, diet and any ' 'medication according to the principle: "Everything is ' 'everywhere but the environment chooses". Recently, ' 'there has been growing evidence that alcohol-based ' 'mouthwashes could promote the growth of harmful ' 'bacteria that are associated with the development of ' 'oral cavity cancer.
Other scientists warn '
'against regular mouthwashes with chlorhexidine '
'ingredients and point to their potential effect of '
'increasing blood pressure.
\n'
'Bad breath is also associated with dysbiotic oral '
'flora.
expert tip\n'
'
A healthy oral flora is as individual as a '
'fingerprint and is of great importance not only for '
'dental and oral health but apparently also for general '
'health.
Healthy oral flora cannot be taken for granted. To a ' 'certain extent it is genetically predetermined, but ' 'mainly it follows the living conditions, diet and any ' 'medication according to the principle: "Everything is ' 'everywhere but the environment chooses". Recently, ' 'there has been growing evidence that alcohol-based ' 'mouthwashes could promote the growth of harmful ' 'bacteria that are associated with the development of ' 'oral cavity cancer.
Other scientists warn '
'against regular mouthwashes with chlorhexidine '
'ingredients and point to their potential effect of '
'increasing blood pressure.
\n'
'Bad breath is also associated with dysbiotic oral '
'flora.
expert tip\n'
'
A healthy oral flora is as individual as a '
'fingerprint and is of great importance not only for '
'dental and oral health but apparently also for general '
'health.
Bad breath is the umbrella term for various forms of unpleasant smelling breath. Eating certain foods such as onions or garlic, stimulants such as tobacco or alcohol or an empty stomach can cause short-term bad breath.
There are two forms of persistent bad breath:
Expert tip
Bad breath is not a disease, but in the long term it is often a sign of poor oral hygiene or a concomitant symptom of systemic diseases. Older people are affected more often than younger people, men more often than women.
The most important thing you can do to prevent bad breath is to carefully clean your teeth and tongue every day, ideally in conjunction with a twice-daily mouthwash. In addition, foods that directly cause bad breath, such as garlic, onions or cabbage, should be avoided - at least when it comes down to it. Alcohol, coffee and nicotine should also be reconsidered and consumed in moderation.
Expert tip
Brush your teeth twice a day!
The most effective way to clean your teeth (and tongue) is with a medium-hard toothbrush (e.g. ApaCare Sonic) in combination with a fluoride toothpaste. The interdental spaces in particular should be carefully cleaned once a day using interdental brushes or dental floss. Toothpastes with medical hydroxyapatite such as ApaCare also reduce the build-up of plaque on the tooth surfaces, which has an additional positive effect.
In well over 90 % of all cases, it is a so-called foetor ex ore. It is not "the stomach" that is responsible, but bacterial putrefaction processes in the mouth (especially the base of the tongue, interdental spaces, dentures) or in the nasopharynx (especially tonsillitis, tonsil stones).
Expert tip
Co-factors such as stress or an unbalanced diet or dry mouth can promote bad breath.
Some people perceive bad breath in themselves, although objectively there is no bad breath (halitophobia). This can trigger anxiety and even lead to obsessive thoughts or actions.
Expert tip
Bad breath can be measured. The most accurate way is to have your breath analysed by gas chromatography, for example at the dentist. Simply speak to your dentist at your next visit. That way you can be absolutely sure!
The causes of foul odours are sulphur compounds, biogenic amines, ketones or short-chain carboxylic acids, which are produced by the bacterial decomposition of organic substances from food or detached mucous membrane cells in bacterial coatings.
The oral cavity and pharynx offer ideal conditions for this with the many niches and roughnesses on the teeth, tongue and tonsils.
Expert tip
Bacterial plaque on the back of the tongue, in interdental spaces and inadequate dentures are the most common causes of unpleasant bad breath (foetor ex ore).
The basis of any treatment is a careful diagnosis by the dentist and/or doctor in order to identify the triggering factors. If there is an underlying systemic general disease, this must be treated causally. However, dental restoration, gum or periodontitis treatment or professional tooth and, above all, tongue cleaning is often necessary.
If medication is one of the causes, it is important to check whether it can be changed. In children and adolescents, the question of a "tonsillectomy" often arises, which must be discussed with the ear, nose and throat specialist.
Expert tip
Effective treatment of bad breath raises the self-esteem of those affected and improves their quality of life in the long term.
The back third of the tongue in particular is an ideal habitat for odour-causing bacterial plaque and should be brushed daily. This can be done with a conventional toothbrush or with special tongue scrapers.
Expert tip
Apply gentle pressure from back to front: stick out your tongue and gently hold the tip of your tongue with your thumb and index finger. With the other hand, move the toothbrush or tongue cleaner from far back to the front several times with gentle pressure. Clean the brush/cleaner in between.
Bad breath occurs when bacteria that produce unpleasant smelling sulphur compounds multiply in the oral flora. OraLactin supports the regeneration of the natural oral flora and can therefore also reduce bad breath.
Bad breath occurs when bacteria that produce unpleasant smelling sulphur compounds multiply in the oral flora. OraLactin supports the regeneration of the natural oral flora and can therefore also reduce bad breath.
Bad breath occurs when bacteria that produce unpleasant smelling sulphur compounds multiply in the oral flora. OraLactin supports the regeneration of the natural oral flora and can therefore also reduce bad breath.
Healthy oral flora cannot be taken for granted. To a certain extent it is genetically predetermined, but mainly it follows the living conditions, diet and any medication according to the principle: "Everything is everywhere but the environment chooses". Recently, there has been growing evidence that alcohol-based mouthwashes could promote the growth of harmful bacteria that are associated with the development of oral cavity cancer.
Other scientists warn against regular mouthwashes with chlorhexidine ingredients and point to their potential effect of increasing blood pressure.
Bad breath is also associated with dysbiotic oral flora.
expert tip
A healthy oral flora is as individual as a fingerprint and is of great importance not only for dental and oral health but apparently also for general health.
Healthy oral flora cannot be taken for granted. To a certain extent it is genetically predetermined, but mainly it follows the living conditions, diet and any medication according to the principle: "Everything is everywhere but the environment chooses". Recently, there has been growing evidence that alcohol-based mouthwashes could promote the growth of harmful bacteria that are associated with the development of oral cavity cancer.
Other scientists warn against regular mouthwashes with chlorhexidine ingredients and point to their potential effect of increasing blood pressure.
Bad breath is also associated with dysbiotic oral flora.
expert tip
A healthy oral flora is as individual as a fingerprint and is of great importance not only for dental and oral health but apparently also for general health.